good place to buy 223 once fired brass?

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  • Taylorz71

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    I am looking to buy some more 223 brass (2000 rounds or so). Are there any good places to buy local or online? I need some .45 ACP cases too.

    Thanks
     

    Lock n Load

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    Check w/ Andrew at Profire Arms..... a sponsor on INGO and a pretty good guy overall !!! (plug for bullets & powder ;))

    Seriously, he had some 5.56 brass bagged up for sale....
     
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    Hosted

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    If you are near Indy I would suggest Profire. I am going to be buying some soon also and will probably buy from tjconevera.com since they are ready to go and prices aren't to bad. Indy is just to far of a drive for reloading supplies.
     

    Toolepqk

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    I've got 1000 lake city cases. They have been tumbled, deprimed, resized and tumbled again. Pm me if interested.
     

    Dave A

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    I checked TJConevera.com after seeing posts by Hosted andDerrickgoins. I ordered 1000 once fired5.56 on Sunday and got them this afternoon. 85% are Lake City and the rest are WCC. The primer crimp has been removed and the brass was clean and in good shape. At $85/1000 (free shipping) it isn’t thecheapest but having the crimp remove adds a lot of value.

    Thanks for the tip.
     
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